The Latest Breaking News from Indian Rupee

Indian equities are currently facing significant challenges, including the impact of elevated crude oil prices and currency depreciation. Analysts highlight that these factors are leading to inflationary pressures and potential monetary tightening. While foreign investor outflows are also affecting market sentiment, some analysts believe that corporate earnings may stabilize the…

The Indian rupee gained against the US dollar after the Reserve Bank of India announced several intervention measures. These actions aimed to stabilize demand from oil companies and curb speculative trading. The RBI implemented restrictions on foreign exchange derivatives and increased cash reserves for banks. Despite this temporary relief, the…

The Reserve Bank of India implemented strong measures to stabilise the rupee as external pressures intensify. This includes opening a dollar window for state-owned oil refiners and introducing a new reserve requirement for foreign-exchange derivatives. Analysts expect the rupee to rally but caution that sustaining those gains may be difficult…

FIIs sold Indian equities for an eighth consecutive week, offloading Rs 30,294 crore, while DIIs bought Rs 30,313 crore to cushion the outflows. The Nifty 50 ended marginally higher, snapping its losing streak. Elevated crude oil prices, rupee weakness and global bond yields remain key factors shaping the outlook for…

Indian equities snapped an eight-week losing streak as the Nifty 50 and Sensex rebounded on Friday. However, elevated crude prices, foreign investor outflows, inflation data, bond yields and the September-quarter earnings season could shape the market’s next move. Here are five key factors investors should track next week.

The RBI has tightened rules for rupee-linked foreign exchange derivatives, restricting the rebooking of cancelled contracts and cutting the threshold for transactions without establishing underlying exposure to $5 million from $100 million. It has also mandated additional checks for hedging activities and introduced a 20% cash reserve requirement for certain…

The Reserve Bank of India introduced new measures to address the pressure on the rupee. These measures include tightening foreign exchange derivative rules and limiting rebooking of cancelled contracts. Furthermore, a 20% cash reserve requirement has been established for large forex derivatives transactions. The central bank aims to enhance market…